Pre-flop folds and right to see flop? |
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Posted Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:47 am GMT by Mooner
I was playing on Friday when a heated arguement arised. Pre-flop all players called, with option to player imediatley after dealer position. He re-raised. All other players folded. Even thought everyone else folded, he claims he has the right to see the flop because he bought it. Is this right? I have never seen it before.
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Posted Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:53 am GMT by MrDarling
I don't think there are any specific rules about that, unless the house rules specifically talk about it.
usually, once everybody fold, the hand is finished.
Of course, if its an home game, why not let him see the flop, as long as he shows his hand you all win. He gets what he wants and you get info about his raising requirement from the BB
Posted Tue Jan 02, 2007 3:30 pm GMT by supafrey
| Quote: | | Of course, if its an home game, why not let him see the flop, as long as he shows his hand you all win |
This gets really boring, really fast.
By the way, your friend made up that rule. However some places allow ppl to see flops or next streets ("rabbit hunting") as a courtesy. I don't really recommend it because it slows down the game aloooooot. There are interesting meta-game discussions for letting people have a good time, see what they would have flopped, overplay bad cards, etc.
Posted Tue Jan 02, 2007 6:13 pm GMT by Jauron
We had too much rabbit hunting going on in our home games a while back. To curb it we made a rule only straight flush draws got to rabbit hunt or you had to pay a certain $ amount that went to the house. Fixed it pretty fast.
Posted Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:01 am GMT by groton
my home games rule's is simple up to the dealer by now we know who will rabit hunt and who wont rabbit hunting.
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